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Glob module for simple file matching

2016-07-17

glob module

glob is used to find files that have specific pattern.

glob is one of the most simple module and there are only three wildcard “*”, “?”, “[]”.

  • ”*” match 0 or more characters
  • ”?” match a single character
  • ”[ ]” match character within a range, like [0-9] to match digit.

Suppose we have a directly with the following files.
dir
dir/file.txt
dir/file1.txt
dir/file2.txt
dir/filea.txt
dir/fileb.txt
dir/subdir
dir/subdir/subfile.txt

Match all files.

Use * to match any characters. glob.glob is very common, which return a list. Also you can use glob.iglob, which return a generator.

import glob
for name in glob.glob('dir/*'):
    print name
dir/file.txt
dir/file1.txt
dir/file2.txt
dir/filea.txt
dir/fileb.txt
dir/subdir

Macth files in subdirectory

Subdirectory can be specified or use wildcard instead.

print 'Named explicitly:'
for name in glob.glob('dir/subdir/*'):
    print '\t', name

print 'Named with wildcard:'
for name in glob.glob('dir/*/*'):
    print '\t', name
Named explicitly:
	dir/subdir/subfile.txt
Named with wildcard:
	dir/subdir/subfile.txt

Single character matching

Apart from *, ? also can be used. For example, if we want to match files that start with file, end with .txt, between is any character.

for name in glob.glob('dir/file?.txt'):
    print name
dir/file1.txt
dir/file2.txt
dir/filea.txt
dir/fileb.txt

Matching digit[0-9]

Match a file with digit before file extension.

for name in glob.glob('dir/*[0-9].*'):
    print name
dir/file1.txt
dir/file2.txt

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